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    “Precipitated Double Sunset” by Felipe Pantone in Lisbon, Portugal

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    The mural evokes a powerful contrast—its striking colors and dynamic energy meet the softness of a sunset melting away before your eyes. Pantone explains that the decision to let it flow came from a desire to step away from precision, embracing a more natural, free-form approach. The result is a mural that feels alive, as if it’s in the process of transforming or fading away.This artwork not only enhances the Lisbon cityscape but also reflects Pantone’s ongoing exploration of themes like dynamism, transformation, and digital revolution. His work often touches on the fluid nature of the present moment, and this piece is no exception. By blending vibrant colors with the unpredictability of dripping paint, Pantone captures the essence of a fleeting sunset, while making a bold statement on the power of impermanence.Known for his innovative approach, Felipe Pantone has been pushing the boundaries of street art since he began graffiti at age 12. Based in Valencia, Spain, his works explore the intersection of art and technology, dealing with the fast-paced transformation of the digital age. With Precipitated Double Sunset for Lisbon, Pantone once again proves his mastery of creating visually dynamic, thought-provoking murals that leave a lasting impact on their surroundings. More

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      “Chromadynamica Series” by Felipe Pantone in Hangzhou, China

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      Felipe Pantone Unveils First Public Sculpture in China at JNBY Headquarters, HangzhouFelipe Pantone, the renowned Argentinian-Spanish artist known for his cutting-edge fusion of vibrant color gradients, geometric shapes, and technological themes, has just unveiled his first public sculpture in China. The installation is located at the JNBY headquarters in Hangzhou, marking a significant moment in Pantone’s career and in the Chinese public art scene.This new piece is part of Pantone’s iconic #Chromadynamica series, a body of work that explores the interaction of color and motion through optical effects and dynamic forms. Produced in collaboration with the innovative @galleryallart, the sculpture encapsulates Pantone’s trademark style, blending futuristic aesthetics with a nod to kinetic and Op Art movements.Pantone’s work is celebrated globally for its ability to merge art, architecture, and design, creating a unique dialogue between the analog and the digital. His influence in the street art world continues to grow, with projects spanning from urban murals to public installations in major cities worldwide. This installation in Hangzhou further cements his reputation as a forward-thinking artist who bridges the gap between traditional public art and contemporary visual culture.Stay tuned for more coverage on this groundbreaking installation and its impact on the intersection of art and technology in public spaces. More

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      “OPTICHROMIE for Jersey City” by Felipe Pantone in New Jersey

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      Felipe Pantone recently unveiled his latest masterpiece, “OPTICHROMIE for Jersey City“, marking his return to the global street art scene in the US after nearly a year since his last mural in Ohio.Spanning an impressive 25 floors, this mural is Pantone’s largest to date. It showcases a mesmerizing array of geometric patterns in monochrome, gradients, and vibrant colors, reflecting the artist’s signature chromatic palette. Set against the backdrop of the iconic New York skyline, the mural creates a captivating visual contrast, drawing viewers in with its bold aesthetic.“It’s been a titanic mission during a 25-day spring stay where my team and I endured rain, cold, two earthquakes (on the lift), and a solar eclipse!”The creation of this monumental artwork involved meticulous planning and team coordination, as Pantone and his collaborators carefully mapped out intricate designs on the building facade. Despite the challenges of working at towering heights, the transformative impact of “OPTICHROMIE for Jersey City” on the urban landscape is undeniable, reshaping architectural perceptions and captivating audiences worldwide.Check out below for more photos of Felipe Pantone’s latest work. default default(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); More

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      “300,000 Km/s” by Felipe Pantone in São Paulo, Brazil

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      Argentinian-Spanish artist Felipe Pantone completed his recent work on Faria Lima avenue in São Paulo, Brazil. Entitled “300,000 Km/s” the mural is 35m high x 9m wide which took 10 days to finish. It is the first large scale mural Felipe hand paint after the pandemic, being the last one in Buffalo, NY in May 2019.” A friend of mine told me that it feels like a splash of light for the city; that’s exactly how I see it” the artist mentioned.Felipe Pantone evokes a spirit in his work that feels like a collision between an analog past and a digitized future, where human beings and machines will inevitably glitch alongside one another in a prism of neon gradients, geometric shapes, optical patterns, and jagged grids.Based in Spain, Pantone is a byproduct of the technological age when kids unlocked life’s mysteries through the Internet. As a result of this prolonged screen time, he explores how the displacement of the light spectrum impacts color and repetition.Check out below for more photos of the mural. More

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      New installation by Felipe Pantone at Hï Ibiza, Spain

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      Art and music collide in Ibiza as The Night League, the team behind world-famous clubs Hï Ibiza and Ushuaïa Ibiza, unveil a striking new art installation by Argentinian-Spanish visual artist Felipe Pantone. The highly acclaimed artist has transformed the Hï Ibiza facade into a kaleidoscope of colour, ready to welcome the many thousands of clubbers who will descend on the Spanish island this summer.Felipe Pantone is known for his eye-catching artworks that play with shades of colour. He has exhibited in New York, London, Paris, Brussels, Hong Kong, Tokyo, and Madrid, and has produced a number of distinctive murals around the world. For this new Ibiza installation, Pantone has given Playa d’en Bossa superclub Hï Ibiza a bold, dynamic and vibrant new look. The spectrum of colour on display at the entrance of the venue is instantly recognisable as Pantone’s trademark style.​​Speaking about the new installation, Pantone said: “Hï Ibiza is a place I know and love as I have enjoyed many great nights out there. So, I was honoured when the team reached out about this collaboration. I wanted to bring a piece of my energy – a super dynamic composition. As soon as you walk in, it’s like a slash of intensity. It invites you into the venue and gives you a taste of what you will experience once inside the club.”This unique collaboration marks the first ever time that pioneering nightlife and entertainment company The Night League and award-winning club Hï Ibiza have invited an artist to reimagine the club’s exterior.CEO & founder of The Night League, Yann Pissenem, commented: “Art and creativity are at the heart of The Night League’s DNA and it’s long been a wish to fuse my passion for music and art on the island. It’s an honour to display Felipe’s work at Hï Ibiza. Much like the music artists that perform at the club every night throughout the summer, this is an artist who pushes the boundaries of creativity and brings joy to all who see his work”.Pantone’s new work of art will be on display all season long at Hï Ibiza. The futuristic club will also play host to a series of high profile music artists and events throughout the summer, including underground favourite Afterlife by Tale Of Us, Grammy Award winning house hero Black Coffee, Australian superstar FISHER, David Guetta & MORTEN’s FUTURE RAVE, 21st-century disco Glitterbox, and American House duo The Martinez Brothers, along with Latin music heavyweights J Balvin, Anuel AA and Nicky Jam.Check out below for more photos of the mural. More

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      “Limited Edition ALPINE 110S” by Felipe Pantone

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      It is on the side-lines of the Monaco F1 Grand Prix that Alpine unveils an exceptional A110 designed by Argentinian artist Felipe Pantone. The continuity of a collaboration initiated in April with the artist.In the unique and prestigious setting of Monaco, Alpine and Felipe Pantone present the result of a second collaboration. This new association follows the work “Alpine F1 x Felipe Pantone” presented a few weeks ago. Felipe Pantone then delivered his artistic interpretation of Formula 1 with Alpine on a 1/2 scale model exhibited on the first floor of the Atelier Renault dedicated to Alpine.The collaboration between Alpine and Felipe Pantone is taking a new step today with a work on the Alpine A110, the brand’s iconic model. Before tackling this project, Felipe Pantone spent long hours studying the brand, its history and of course driving an Alpine A110 to feel the unique personality of the French sports coupe. The result is a modern, dynamic and elegant interpretation of the A110. The graphic lines follow the shape of the A110 and give an impression of speed even when the car stands still. It also features the signature colours of Felipe Pantone, black and white.The paint job on the body, carried out entirely by hand by the artist, represents several weeks of work. For even more exclusivity, each of the three models offered for sale will feature subtle graphic variations to make each of these A110s a unique piece.“My idea regarding the work on the A110 is to evoke a sense of “ultradynamism”. Visual speed is something that I have been investigating for years now and that I feel it really comes together on this car, emphasizing it’s brilliant design with a fast, technological look” – Felipe Pantone Through this second collaboration with Alpine, Felipe Pantone once again demonstrates the extent of his talent. The creative work and its execution are exceptional. The colour schemes, geometric shapes and optical effects reveal the A110 in a new light, with a heightened sense of movement. This work results in a modern, dynamic and captivating work of art,said Cédric Journel, Vice President Sales and Marketing, Alpine.This Alpine A110 designed by Felipe Pantone is based on an A110S, the most potent version in the A110 range developing 292 horsepower.Each of the three A110s will be on sale at a price of 125,000 euros including tax.Approved for road circulation, these unique works of art are aimed more at collectors and lovers of beautiful objects than at track fans. The conditions of access to acquire one of the three works will be communicated later.Check out below to view more of “Alpine A110”. More

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      “The Stranger” and “INTR3PID” by Felipe Pantone

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      During 2020, Spanish artist Felipe Pantone painted a supercar and a Carbon Club aircraft: The Stranger’ and ‘INTR3PID’. And now, it’s time for them to meet each other!

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      “As an artist, I want to represent my times, and when I look at it… I see speed, transformation, dynamism”– Felipe Pantone

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      The digital world and how we consume it has decisively modified the way we perceive the world: speed and dynamism are present nowadays in different ways in our lives.
      The vitality of Pantone’s work is in being a meditation of a present “way of seeing”: Glitch, iridescence, dynamics, distortion: the play of lights and color ranges that Pantone carries out takes us to reflect on the visuality of new languages. The interaction between these new encoded graphic languages ​​takes place due to the new technological processes and modern machines.

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      Over a year ago, Felipe Pantone, Joan Escribá, and Joan Comas got together to plan the construction of the INTR3PID, a Carbon Cub which is the highest performance adventure aircraft in the world. Lightweight and powerful, the INTR3PID livery designed by Felipe Pantone seems to enhance the dynamic properties of the classic Piper Super Cub, an American light aircraft first built in 1938, on which the Carbon Cub is based.
      Felipe Pantone created a bespoke design, a glove-like fit in this classic that intensifies the sense of speed and dynamism.

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      Felipe Pantone “Subtractive Variability Manipulable 3” Configurable Art

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      Felipe Pantone is releasing a brand new limited edition configurable art this May 26. The kinetic sculpture Substractive Variability Manipulable 3 is the symbiosis of both theory of color and the search of the oeuvre’s manipulable essence, namely, the viewer’s intervention in the final artwork. Being these, the two major paths of Pantone’s investigation at the moment. […] More